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外交部长Mélanie乔丽周三在多伦多大学芒克全球事务学院发表演讲时，对中国政府发表了迄今为止最尖锐的评论。她说:“我们会在必要的时候挑战中国，在必要的时候与中国合作。”乔利说，他们将在新疆地区的人权状况上“进行最高层接触”，反对“威胁台湾海峡现状”的单方面行动，深化与台湾的关系，支持香港的言论和新闻自由。周三，她还警告加拿大企业与中国做生意的“风险”，强调人们在中国做生意和与中国做生意时需要“头脑清醒”。
Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly made some of her sharpest comments about the Chinese government to date on Wednesday during a speech before the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs.
"We will challenge China when we ought to and we will cooperate with China when we must," she said.
Joly said they would "engage at the highest levels" on the human rights situation in the Xinjiang region, oppose unilateral actions that "threaten the status quo in the Taiwan strait," deepen ties with Taiwan and stand up for freedom of speech and the press in Hong Kong.
She also warned Canadian firms on Wednesday of the "risks" of business with China, stressing people need to be "clear-eyed" when doing business in and with the country.
"We will challenge China when we ought to and we will cooperate with China when we must," she said.
Joly said they would "engage at the highest levels" on the human rights situation in the Xinjiang region, oppose unilateral actions that "threaten the status quo in the Taiwan strait," deepen ties with Taiwan and stand up for freedom of speech and the press in Hong Kong.
She also warned Canadian firms on Wednesday of the "risks" of business with China, stressing people need to be "clear-eyed" when doing business in and with the country.
Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly made some of her sharpest comments about the Chinese government to date on Wednesday during a speech before the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs.
"We will challenge China when we ought to and we will cooperate with China when we must," she said.
Joly said they would "engage at the highest levels" on the human rights situation in the Xinjiang region, oppose unilateral actions that "threaten the status quo in the Taiwan strait," deepen ties with Taiwan and stand up for freedom of speech and the press in Hong Kong.
She also warned Canadian firms on Wednesday of the "risks" of business with China, stressing people need to be "clear-eyed" when doing business in and with the country.
"We will challenge China when we ought to and we will cooperate with China when we must," she said.
Joly said they would "engage at the highest levels" on the human rights situation in the Xinjiang region, oppose unilateral actions that "threaten the status quo in the Taiwan strait," deepen ties with Taiwan and stand up for freedom of speech and the press in Hong Kong.
She also warned Canadian firms on Wednesday of the "risks" of business with China, stressing people need to be "clear-eyed" when doing business in and with the country.
